Is this considered a "planetary" mixer?
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The description says, "Unique mixing head orbits around bowl as beater rotates in the opposite direction". That sounds planetary to me.
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I am in love with this great mixer. Its price is incredibly low for such good quality. I apologize but have no idea what a planetary mixer is.
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Our's is... it get used all the time. It is heavy duty but it matches the kitchen well and is a very good addition to the look.
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I'm looking to replace my Braun hand mixer that I've had for over 10 years. I know my "older version" definitely said to not run it continuously. It needs to be used in a sort of pulsing action. I have used mine primarily for the chopping and food processing for which I find it indispensable. Even with a family of 6 there are countless ways it is more practical that my large, bulky food processor.
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I wouldn't but you could mix something thin like chocolate milk. We have only mixed little blocks, puff balls, paper pieces, etc. I don't want to get anything sweet up into the motor section of the mixer.
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I use it at work on the Pro600. I don't have the mixer in front of me - but the Pro600 is the model. It works really well.
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If you are going through a mixer it should work fine. Remember Karoake tracks also have harmonies in them so watch you don't make it too crowded.
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This mixer should work fine in any situation where two or more sound sources are being blended (or mixed). The key to success is learning when to raise an lower volumes and adjusting settings.
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Yes. It uses gravity and siphon action for flow. Make sure you label it properly. You wouldn't want to mix by accident.
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Yes. It's a self-contained sound processing unit as well as a multiple-input mixer.
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I would go with the Hamilton-Beach mixer. This one is very loud and I don't think that it would last very long.
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That's an excellent question. I had no prior experience with a stand mixer, so was surprised how fast the slow/low speed was . . . however, it serves great. There are some cakes I still choose to mix by hand, because overmixing will 'toughen' the end result. But for bread, this is unbeatable!!
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It is not a blender or mixer in the same respect as the kitchen appliances. This mixer is only for liquids. You can scramble raw eggs in it, protein drinks, lemonaid etc. Lighter liquids; for instance you cant make an Ice cream shake in it; the ice cream is too thick, or you cant put in fresh fruit and expect it to blend or chop it up. Keep to the lighter liquids and its just great.The
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Sorry, but no. You really have to check the tips of the beaters that enter the mixer. There are a couple diff. kinds.
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The mixture does mix well. The noise level is about a 5 or so ( no louder than our old Sunbeam. The only complaint I have is that if you are using the plastic "guard cover" it is very difiucult to add additional ingredients with the mixer running. So I just cut it off and raise the guard and add them. If you decide that you want the smaller mixing bowl for this unit be sure and check with the Oster people for the new bowl. I understand the small bowl will not fit the new model.
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I believe the low speed is intended to be exactly what you are asking about - a hand speed. In the operator's manual there are a couple of references to hand mixing at this low speed.
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The bowl remains stationary. The KitchenAid stand mixer uses a planetary gear system to mix the ingredients in the bowl using any one of several attachments - a whisk (they call it a wire whip), a dough hook, or an edge beater. The best way to see how it works is to go to youtube and search for "Kitchenaid mixer in action". If you do much baking or cooking, you will find the KitchenAid Stand Mixer very handy and worthwhile.
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Yes. It's called a "batter bowl" because it is good for that type of mixing.
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This is a Switcher ONLY and not a mixer. It is A OR B, for choosing between two sources. You need a mixer.